Arguably the most definitive political movement of this generation is the "alt-right," whose use of disruption, tech-savviness, and branding (think: Pepe, the flag of "Kekistan," calling everyone they disagree with a cuck) isn't that dissimilar to how any of the aforementioned left-leaning groups started either.
Dix claimed to have invented the definitive Weimar art movement, Neue Sachlichkeit (the term, dubbed by a Kunsthalle director, in 1923, is usually translated as New Objectivity, but with connotations of sobriety and banality).
For many people this is the definitive British art movement, and since the private lives of Rossetti and co were as tangled as the thorny undergrowth they painted, the market in biographies and gossip about them is bottomless.
One of the most uncompromising genre-blenders was 24-7 Spyz, whose 1990 album, "Gumbo Millennium," is both a definitive document of the movement and a good definition of it.
Unfortunately, the delicacy with which these themes are explored choreographically is somewhat undermined by Shechter forcing definitive meaning on his movement, lest we not get it.
Characterisation Characters' outer and inner lives are revealed through: - Physical type, body language and gesture: give each character a "tell" - a definitive, revealing gesture or movement.
The 8-to-0 decision dealt a setback, but not a definitive blow, to a movement that has passed medical marijuana ballot initiatives in eight states.
It is, of course, hard to say anything definitive about the Tea Party movement, a loose confederation of groups with no central leadership.
That is bad news for the world, but an opportunity for future authors: the definitive account of the movement has yet to be written.
While neither "Punk" nor "Hippie Chic" pretends to be a definitive take on a movement, they both raise serious issues about what fashion means at the moment and what should be expected from curators picking through clothes from the not-so-distant past.
